RON
TUNISONSculpting Commissions

Golf Links to the Past, Inc. commissioned
this 14” figure
in clay, cast in bronze of
golf legend, Bobby Jones.

Golf Legend Bobby
Jones

2002

Patrick Cleburne Society, Life-size bronze statue of Confederate
General Patrick
Cleburne for the Ringgold Battlefield in Georgia.
(Work in progress)

2002

The
Gettysburg Civil War Women’s Memorial of
Elizabeth Thorn. Dedicated
on 11/16/02, the statue commemorates all women who served in the war effort.

2002

Golf Links to the Past, Inc. commissioned three collectible
size bronze statues; a
double bust of Robert T. Jones, Sr. and Jr.,
a 15” tall bronze of A.W.
Tillinghast,
and one of Alister McKenzie for the Cordevalle, CA golf course.

Bronze bust of Robert T. Jones, Sr. and Jr.

2000

‘The
Delaware State Monument’, a bas-relief
bronze measuring five-feet by six-
feet and set in granite. The bas-relief depicts the Delaware troops at the
Battle of Gettysburg. Dedicated April 2000 at the Gettysburg National Military
Park.

2000

The Commodore John Barry trophy.
This 13” bronze
statue was set on an
engraved base and presented as the winning trophy for the U.S. Navy Annual
Golf Tournament.

1999

‘The
Bivouac’ was installed at
the entrance to The Museum of the Civil War
Soldier at Pamplin Historical Park near Petersburg, VA. This life-size bronze
portrays two infantry soldiers of the Civil War resting at camp at meal time.
It
was dedicated in May 1999.

‘The Irish Brigade Monument’,
a bas-relief measuring four-feet by six-feet was
completed and permanently installed at Bloody Lane on the Antietam, MD
National Battlefield. The bronze casting was set in granite on the facing side.
On the reverse side is another original Tunison bas-relief of the Commander of
the Irish Brigade, General Meagher. The dedication date was October,
1997.

1993

‘The Friend to Friend’ Masonic
Memorial was completed and permanently
installed in the annex to the National Cemetery in Gettysburg, PA near the place
where Abraham Lincoln delivered his famous Gettysburg Address. This larger
than life-size bronze statue, with each figure measuring eight-feet depicts an
historically documented incident between Gen. Lewis Armistead, C.S.A., and
Capt. Henry Bingham, U.S.A. It was dedicated on August 21, 1993.

1988

‘The General Samuel W. Crawford Monument’ was
completed and installed
near Little Round Top on the Gettysburg , PA National Battlefield. It measures
twelve-feet in height and commemorates the Civil War general at the place
where he actually stood during the battle of Gettysburg.. It was dedicated on
June 25, 1988.

Close-up detail
of The General Samuel W. Crawford Monument by Sculptor
Ron Tunison (Gettysburg National Battlefield)

1988

The American Print Gallery of Gettysburg commissioned
a Tunison sculpture
for the Virginia Military Institute that was a bronze equestrian in a collectible
size measuring approximately 13” of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall
Jackson at their last meeting at the battle of Chancellorsville,
VA in 1863.

" The Last Meeting" of
Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson

1986-1989

The American Print Gallery of Gettysburg commissioned
four Civil War related statues featuring the historic personalities
of Nathan B. Forrest, Buford and
Reynolds,
Pickett and Longstreet, and John Mosby. These were cast in a limited edition.

1986

The Franklin Mint of Pennsylvania commissioned
a sculpture of
Davy Crockett to commemorate
the 150th anniversary of the Battle of the Alamo. The sculpture
measured 12” in height.

1985

Deerfoot Lodge Christian Boys Camp commissioned a bronze bas-relief
memorial plaque measuring three-feet by four-feet commemorating the
founders of their camp on Whittaker Lake in the Adirondack Mts. of New York
State.

1977

The Avon Cosmetic Company commissioned
a 12” high statue
of the first Avon
Lady.

1970 – 1980

The Gale Research Company of Detroit, Michigan commissioned a series
of figures and life-size busts of illustrious literary personalities
among which
were Mark Twain, Robert Frost, Abraham Lincoln, Lewis Carroll, Henry
David Thoreau,
Herman Melville, to name a few.